Insurers ‘slashing’ rates on previously declined D&O risks: Howden

19 May 2022

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Insurers have been “uncharacteristically slashing” premiums on D&O risks they had previously declined, in some cases, as the class of business transitions from a dramatic hardening according to Howden.

A D&O report from the broker found instances where carriers had been cutting such premiums as early as January, reflecting a continued shift from the trend that characterised the last two years.

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Insurers ‘slashing’ rates on previously declined D&O risks: Howden

Insurers have been “uncharacteristically slashing” premiums on D&O risks they had previously declined, in some cases, as the class of business transitions from a dramatic hardening according to Howden.

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